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A hot-headed horse can prove an intimidating ride for many with behaviours ranging from the feeling of pent up energy including spooking, bucking, bolting or rearing. This can lead to these horses being passed from home to home and struggling to...

January has seen the weather turn colder, and though offering a welcome break from the rain, the colder snap brings with it some new dimensions to think of with our animal management. Alongside our attention there is nothing our dogs...

Colic is sadly one of the most common causes of illness and even death in horses and ponies so it is vital that horse owners educate themselves on the risks. In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look...

As we enter December the weather has finally taken a turn towards colder temperatures. The increase of rain and the cooler climate spells a change in management for many of our horses and ponies. In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional...

Mantrailing has become popular in the UK in recent years after being introduced by founder Lisa Gorenflo, who discovered Mantrailing in Germany and quickly became hooked. Mantrailing involves our canine friends using their noses to find a person, either because...

After the recent downpours nationwide, many stable yards have become significantly muddier and for those turning their horses out regularly, the battle to manage ground conditions can be challenging. Slippery surfaces and boggy gateways can in some cases lead to...

After a summer of rain-shine weather we have until now been managing abundant grass in our equine’s pastures. Now as the weather turns toward autumn, the pasture growth is noticeably declining alongside the likely imminent arrival of mud! During the...

As the summer shifts into autumn for many dog owners walking their dogs in the darker evenings becomes essential. It is therefore important to think about important safety measures to keep you and your canine friend safe. Scientific Nutritional Products...

Clipping is an important equestrian management job which minimises your horse’s sweat loss during exercise and enables them to dry more quickly. Many horse owners clip their horses and ponies throughout the year but with the autumn months upon us,...